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A brass framed mirrored fire screen.

A TOWEL RAIL, an oak two tier occasional table, a fire screen and a commode

A brass folding fire screen and two other pieces.

A 17thc style painted board, fire screen, late 19thc. The board painted with a bunch of flowers. Fitted with back strut. 61cms height x 43cms width.

A 19th century mahogany three section pull out fire screen on twin end supports and a stretcher

A gilt wood fire screen, the floral needlework panel within a ribbon carved frame, standing on splayed legs with pointed block feet, 42cm wide. Needlework worked by the Countess of Hay, Coldstream, Scotland

Ornate Brass Fender, Brass Embossed Fire Screen And Pair Of Heavy Brass Fire Tongs

An oriental table cabinet and a fire screen.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FIRE SCREEN of oblong form with folding shelf, sliding central panel in tapestry covering with roll crest, square section uprights, trestle supports with gadrooned bun feet and castors joined by a padded stretcher, 19 1/2" wide, 36 1/2" high

A copper mirrored Fire screen with a symmetrical surmount and stylized bevelled floral design 2ft 4in.

A rosewood fire screen with barley twist supports enclosing hand woven coat of arms.

A black painted wrought iron fire screen, in the manner of Thomas Haddon, the arched screen centred by a bird amidst floral scrolls, with crown above, with thistles to each side 107cm wide

AN UNUSUAL EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY INLAID SHALLOW WRITING DESK, formed as an overly large fire screen. The brass galleried top over a flower inlaid folding flap, opening to reveal a leather writing surface and various pigeon holes. Supported on twin end supports to four curving feet. 1ft 7ins wide, 3ft 5ins high.

An Oak Mantle Clock, a stoneware tyg, a quantity of games, plated flatware in case, a fire screen, a map and a coffee table (qty)

A Victorian brass framed glass fire screen painted flowers and another similar.

A Victorian brass framed glass fire screen painted flowers and another similar.

A painted and gilt 2 panel folding fire screen, French early 20th century. Of 18th century design, painted with a gallant and companion within a wooded landscape. Also a faux marble wooden canister, 20th century/2. 90cms height

Edwardian mahogany framed fire screen, single fold two panels extend, crimson damask lined,

A George III mahogany pole fire screen, the banner with an early 18th c canvas work fragment of leaves and flowers on spiralling baluster shaft and turned foot, 150cm h; a carved mahogany tripod pole fire screen (lacking banner) (2) The second item with slight faults

Art Nouveau fire screen in carved ebonised frame with two copper panels decorated with stylised flowers and foliage, the size of panels 12'' x 26'' high

19th century rosewood framed fire screen with tapestry banner, spiral turned column and scroll carved tripod base

Victorian walnut fire screen, needlework panel depicting a girl and dog contained within a guilloche decorated frame and twin moulded feet, 52 x 62cm

Brass Fire Screen, Brass Fender And Heavy Brass Fire Tongs.

A late Victorian bamboo fire screen, with silk panel painted with kittens, Height 3ft 8ins

Brass ware : fan-type pierced fire screen; brass top cigarette stand; brass mini cheval mirror; copper planter with ceramic handles; and carved wooden Benares table (five).

A good quality 19th century three panel walnut fire screen, with carved upper frieze.

A good Victorian style metamorphic peacock shaped fire screen. Pierced brass panels.

A French 1st Empire mahogany fire screen with chased brass mounts, the bolster top with lift up panel, columnar side supports, with a base stretcher and hooped legs. 22in. (56cm.) wide.

A Victorian walnut fire screen, containing a Berlin oval needlework panel of Windsor Castle enclosed by flowers within a gilt surround with fretwork border, raised on turned end supports with scroll feet, the reverse with brass plaque inscribed A.E.H. 1878, 59in high, 38 1/2in wide.

An Oak Fire Screen, with needlework panel, and a plated coffee pot (2)

A 19th century oak framed fire screen, the adjustable Art Nouveau/Glasgow School style needlework panel within a fruiting and flowing vine carved shaped frame supported on a carved baluster column, standing on a plinth base with block feet, 126cm high

A Victorian oak framed fire-screen, with barley twist supports on lyre feet, inset with Chinese silk embroidered panel,119x64cms wide.

A Victorian fire screen ' the undulating and pierced top rail over a square 19th century needle point panel, depicting a religious interior scene, flanked by barley twist pillars and with similar end supports.

An oak framed fire screen with woolwork embroidered central panel of roses, with barley twist sides.

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS WROUGHT- IRON-HAMMERED- COPPER AND ENAMELLED FIRE SCREEN having a shaped wrought iron "whiplash" surmount with scroll terminals, the rectangular screen modelled in relief with a stylised seed pod, with blue-enamelled centre, between cylindrical-topped end supports with flattened and embossed broadening ornaments and four matching splayed, flattened and studded feet, 66.5cm wide x 84.5cm high, (26.2in x 33.3in)

A mahogany and boxwood line inlaid fire screen, with a fabric panel, flanked by turned supports, on splayed legs, 94.5cm high (37 1/4"), circa 1900-10

An Art Nouveau period copper fire screen the central panel pierced with flora designs, organic styled edge with flowing iron framework, with integral handle, 80cm high.

A Brass Coal Scuttle, a brass fire screen, and a gout stool (3).

A Copper and Brass Bed Warming Pan, a Chinese vase, a fire screen with a crewelwork panel, and a mahogany box, with a padded top, on bun feet (4).

A brass mirrored fire screen

A Victorian Brass Fire Screen, with coloured glass panels, 53 cm.

A 19th century fire screen, the bead worked shield shaped panel supported on an adjustable brass column, standing on splayed legs with scroll cast feet, 154cm high.

An Art Nouveau style brass framed fire screen with central oval mirrored panel, painted with floral decoration, 70 cms.

Mahogany framed glazed fire screen, circa 1890 with embroidered panel, with another copper fire screen.

Tapestry fire screen on stand.

A LATE VICTORIAN TUBULAR BRASS FIRE SCREEN, the moulded and coloured glass leaded panel with central painted bird within a lozenge, with carrying handle above. Height 27". Width 18".

Victorian bamboo occasional table and similar fire screen decorated flowers(af)(2)

Arts & Crafts influence oak bentwood rocking chair and a mahogany fire screen with floral panel

A Victorian Mahogany Fire Screen, the central panel with two sliding side panels, on square supports, 62 cm.

A Two Fold Chinese Fire Screen, the panels inlaid bone figures, (a.f.) 93 cm.

A gilt metal triptych fire screen.

A walnut and mahogany framed tapestry fire screen.

A GILT METAL NEO-CLASSICAL FIRE SCREEN of cusped rectangular form, now set with an electric fire, 26in. (66cm.) wide.

An extensive Louis XV style giltwood suite 20th century comprising of three seat sofa, upholstered in 18th century style figural needlepoint on a peach field, the frame carved with typical cartouche, and trailing foliage, berry and lappet raised on cabriole supports, together with six matching open armchairs and a three fold screen, and fire screen (9).

Tapestry Mahognay Framed Fire Screen.

A Victorian Sampler, Jane Casilda Tendall, aged 11 years, 1853, incorporating the alphabet, a verse, birds and insects, within a floral meander border, set in a fire screen, 36 x 34 cm

An Edwardian mahogany boxwood strung and harewood inlaid fire screen, circa 1910, the glazed panel filled with a later design of two cross hippopotami and raised on down curved legs and spade feet joined by a mirrored baluster stretcher centred by an oval boxwood and harewood conche shell motif, 37.5" high, 23.5" wide

A William IV rosewood framed fire screen, the silk work panel within an acanthus and scroll carved frame, standing on scrolling cabriole legs, 57cm wide.

A Victorian walnut fire screen, the bead worked panel supported on a finial mounted brass adjustable pole, standing on carved cabriole legs with scroll feet, 143cm high.

A 19th century mahogany framed fire screen, the adjustable screen incorporating a shelf, standing on sleigh feet, 58cm wide.